ASL Primer Tanks part 1

ASL Primer on Tanks part 1

[@RNye77]

Joe, these videos are great! Thanks!

[@Tiphareth80]

Thanks Joe! I've been reluctant in making the transition to AFVs with my ASL buddy, Your tutorial will be most helpful.

[@NullChime]

Mosquito had no chance in open ground - should've tried K7 for the +2 TEM :)

[@e-4airman124]

nice job just getting into this!

[@tekay44]

I think of the circle as a bullet hole. Helps to remember inferior armor.

[@thomasjay4207]

i think it’s movement points not factors.. nice work on video

[@war_gamer]

good stuff mate. Like these videos. Shoot that bug!!
I am still resisting ASL however.

[@commandosolo193]

great job and thanks for the video! only one thing... it's not SKYPEEEEE you pronounce it skyp. been playing for years and still learned stuff from this video.

[@laurencekelly8858]

Thanks

[@DavidGarvinTechnophile]

I like to talk AF in a different way.
1: the printed factor is the HULL factor
2: If square, then the hull is inferior (meaning the turret is next higher AF)
3: if circled, then the turret is inferior (meaning the turret is the next lower AF)
The balloon thing confused me. LOL
But, in all seriousness, great vids!

[@horrido666]

>MMODoubter
>Tiger Is didn't have the long 88, did they? It was the L56?
Tiger 1 had the L56, which is the 88L in ASL
Tiger 2 had the L71, which is the 88LL in ASL

[@StewsReplay]

Odd that square for armor is good, but square for turret speed is bad....

[@MMODoubter]

Tiger Is didn't have the long 88, did they? It was the L56?

[@BlackRazor54]

No it was the KwK36 8.8cm with a range of about 1000 yards, the King Tiger had the KwK43 8.8cm with about a bit more range and better accuracy. Either way both where quite long.